Peaches Geldof is the new Tori Spelling! Peaches has just announced her second pregnancy, just six months after Peaches welcomed son Astala. Peaches is already 3-and-a-half months pregnant. Meaning she got pregnant when Astala was like 2-and-a-half months old. Meaning Peaches and her husband Tom Cohen need a hobby other than boning. Still, it happens and it’s happy news for the couple. Apparently, they already have a name picked out – Phaedra. Because why not?

Peaches Geldof is expecting her second child with husband Tom Cohen. The 23-year-old star is three-and-a-half months pregnant with a baby boy, and the couple have already picked out a name for their little bundle of joy, Phaedra, which is inspired by an ancient Greek play and one of the pair’s favourite songs.

But with the couple only having welcomed their first son, Astala, into the world six months ago, Peaches admitted finding out she was pregnant again so quickly came as ‘quite a shock’.

She told Hello! magazine: ‘I did have a momentary panic and go, ‘Oh my God, we’re going to have a one-year-old and a one-month-old! How will we cope?’

However, the television presenter explained her rocker beau immediately alleviated her doubts.

She added: ‘Tom was so supportive and relaxed, it banished my doubts and I started imagining the two boys growing up together as the best of friends. There are massive benefits to having two children so close together.’

Peaches admitted she only took a test when she noticed she had been craving sour sweets as she had been throughout her first pregnancy, and she had already begun to develop a baby bump. The former wild child also explained while she ‘couldn’t be happier’ with her family life, she doesn’t plan on adding to her brood any time soon.

She told Hello!: ‘I don’t think I’ll be adding to our little brood until later on in my life when I’m older and don’t have two toddlers running around demanding all of Tom’s and my attention. I may be only 23 and the only one of our friends who’s married, got a baby on the way and is on the verge of moving to Surrey, but it’s a life I always dreamed of and I couldn’t be happier.’

Despite her happy news, Peaches, the daughter of Sir Bob Geldof, recently revealed that prior to falling pregnant, she was told she would never be able to have children.

The doting mother-of-one knew conceiving would be difficult as she suffered from polycystic ovaries, and then experienced further problems three years ago when she was rushed to hospital after an ectopic pregnancy.

She told Elle magazine: ‘I was really upset because I always knew I wanted kids and then I was told I would need major intervention if that was to happen.’

Of her ectopic pregnancy, she added: ‘I woke up in the night in the worst pain. It was like something was ripping me apart. I had no idea I was pregnant. I was taken to hospital and they discovered what it was. I was told if I had left it even three more days I would have died. But I had to have an operation and the doctor told me he’d have to remove my fallopian tube. I was crying and begging him not to. I woke up, he told me he’d saved the tube but it was badly damaged and my chances of having kids had gone from slim to almost non-existent.’

Agent Bedhead thinks that this ectopic pregnancy happened when Peaches was with Eli Roth, which would probably fit the timeline and go a long way to explaining why suddenly Peaches and Eli were done and Peaches was immediately with Tom Cohen. Eli bolted when things got too real, and Peaches probably thought that there was little chance she was going to get knocked up. Two surprise babies within less than 2 years? Epic.

You know i was all ready to snark, but that is one cute chubby baby, i love the one of him & the dog! Thats so sad about her miscarriage, i know a few women that has happened to, so difficult! Her family looks beautiful, i hope she is able to keep it altogether and be a great parent.

Yes. But hopefully the kids will be best buddies. My kids are 19 months apart and the close age gap has been amazing for them developing a strong friendship, in comparison to my relationship with my sister who’s 5 years younger than me.

The sex organs can be visible as early as 12 weeks, and she’s three and a half months along, so it’s totally possible.

When I was pregnant I was dying to find out the babies’ genders ASAP so I could start shopping. I had to have weekly ultrasounds, so once we hit that 12 week mark I’d harass them every time to look for little boy or girl parts, but none were obvious till week 16. A month of shopping lost!

Most doctors like to wait for the 20 week ultrasound, but you can tell earlier, depending on the positioning of the baby. A good ultrasound tech and/or doctor can usually tell at 12 weeks, if they get the right angle(;

That’s the thing. If I had a nickel for every friend that ‘couldn’t get pregnant’ but then did…
I wonder what the statistics are on doctor’s telling young women they won’t get pregnant. I know for me, it was a matter of not using birth control. Condoms for protection, yes. Extra birth control, no.
Yet when I shockingly found out (funny story) I was extremely pregnant with my daughter that doctor said the first 4 doctors whom had given me a list of reasons that I would never concieve were full of it. My son confirmed this.
What they should have told me was “you’re fertile every three years.”

Yeah, I knew a girl in high school who was told she would never get pregnant after a childhood illness. She and her long term boyfriend stopped using condoms, and bammo! pregnant. She was still in high school, so it was not exactly great news.

My friend had a Fallopian tube removed after an ectopic pregnancy and she is now going to my reproductive endocrinologist to become pregnant. The first time she was able to conceive without help, but now she is having trouble due to the missing tube. I have PCOS (which is what peaches claims she has) and can not conceive without the help of fertility meds. Perhaps she was diagnosed incorrectly, because I’ve never heard of someone with PCOS and a damaged fallopian tube being THIS fertile.

Mort: I can’t say I was ever specifically diagnosed. Maybe, I was young. I was told they had never seen cysts that invasive. I was told my uterus also tipped too far backward.
For example: I have a dozen cousins with equally cyst-y ovaries. PCOS claims to be largely genetic. Not only did our mother’s concieve us – we are a fertile bunch. All told we’d never have children. We have 2 eptopics, 3 removed tubes, 7 miscarriages(?) 1 round of fertility (Dr. assured her the damage was so great she’d never carry again- her Irish triplets disagree)
Grandma had 6 in 13 straight pregnancies. 6 bred 14. 8 of which, all hospitalized for cysts at some point, now have 15 with 2 on the way. To be honest they’re just getting started, most of them are just about that age.
My point is doctor’s told ALL of us we’d never concieve. As FAB pointed out above, that is a very dangerous thing to tell a teenage girl!!
Only one of us would claim to have fertility issues because none of us were actively trying to get pregnant. We only actively focused on NOT getting pregnant, like any good catholic
Oddly- all of our respective children are either 9 months or 3 years apart.

It happens, but peaches claims to have PCOS AND Fallopian tube damage (which greatly decreases her chances of becoming pregnant each cycle). I’m guessing she was misdiagnosed by careless doctors or she is exaggerating her condition to garner sympathy.

Losing a fallopian tube only reduces your chances by 5% (I did the same thing…you still ovulate every month and still can fertilize the egg on each side with one tube) it’s only with ONE ovary does it reduce your chances to 50%.

I was told I’d never carry to term, but I have one fchild who was fully baked and another on the way. I can’t believe she’s pregnant again s soon, mine will be 20 months and everyone thinks I’m nuts. I have a friend who found out at 15 weeks, so less than four months, so it’s possible.

I joined her Twitter feed because I was curious about her and I have to say I’m impressed. They seem to be really loving parents who clearly adore their little boy. They also don’t have a nanny and do it themselves, which I applaud them for when so many rich folk use multiple nannies to cover every hour of the day and night and can’t even take their baby to the park by themselves.

I’m not crazy about the name(s) they choose but hey, a lot of people weren’t crazy about the names I chose for my kids. Whatever. A name is just a name and trends come and go. If the parents like it and it has meaning for them, it’s no one else’s business really. Besides, these days there are a lot of kids with less common (and downright strange) names so I think it’s less important and doesn’t stand out the way it used to.

I think she’s turned her life around and created a family with a guy who seems to have a really kind heart. She had some rough breaks growing up and creating a solid family for herself and her children is really important for her. I can relate to that because I felt the same way after growing up in a very dysfunctional family. You want to create the safe and loving family and home you didn’t have. More power to her!